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      Memphis Blues August 31, 2011
Written by Wordsmith
I too was drawn to this download by the potential thrill of hearing what former "stunt guitarist" Michael Keneally could do in a Soundscape situation. Although his contributions are a little lost in the mix at times, I was not disappointed.
However, the whole performance is stunning, one of best Soundscapes I’ve heard in a long time and certainly THE best I’ve heard from a G3 concert. Robert has often stated that Soundscapes are about responding to the environment in which they are performed. Thus there is usually a clear difference to be heard between a performance recorded in a church, say, and one in a concert hall.
In this case, it amazed me how Mr Fripp was able to produce music of such pastoral beauty in a room full of baying heavy metal fans!
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Memphis Blues Wed., Aug 31, 2011
Posted by: Wordsmith
I too was drawn to this download by the potential thrill of hearing what former "stunt guitarist" Michael Keneally could do in a Soundscape situation. Although his contributions are a little lost in the mix at times, I Read more
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Another Tue., Aug 30, 2011
Posted by: mflaherty
The continuation of DGM’s current "Let’s get all of Michael’s money" project.
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